Arachnophilia: (Chapter Eighteen)
Drider!Miguel O'Hara x Reader (+18)
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Content: Fluff + Smut. Workplace sex/Oral (reader recieving), Panty kink.
Word count: 6,400
Notes: Longer chapter but ngl I like this one a lot, enjoy B)
‘Okay, okay, careful.’
‘Aha—Mi arañita, I still don’t understand the point of this, ah- exercise?’
‘Not an exercise Miggy, I told you this a thousand times, it’s—a surprise!’
‘Alright, alright, sweet thing. Well, regardless, I trust you.’
Mig took a few more staggered steps forward across the hard ground. His eyes were covered by a thick blindfold, and he was moving based purely on the guiding tug of your hand in his.
You had him step forward just a little further, but noticed as you did that he was tapping his paws back and forth to try and gauge his surroundings. You gently squeezed his hand as punishment.
‘No! No, come on, don’t—spoil it with your little sensory paws’ you huffed. Mig chuckled.
‘My apologies, I’m just—not used to being covered.’
‘Well it doesn’t even matter now because you—are—here!’
With a gleeful swing you released his hand and spread your arms wide in anticipation of him lifting the blindfold. He did as he’d been told, lifting it carefully, and as he blinked and squinted his eyes to adjust, he was met with the most beautiful sight.
You were both stood on the flat roof of the HQ building, with the entire of Nueva York spread out at your feet. The sky was clear and bright, the city sparkling beneath the light of the sun, with the distant lakes glimmering and blowing in the wind.
Mig took a few steps closer to the edge, his mouth agape. ‘Ah… It—this is, what you wished to show me?’ he murmured. When he looked down you were beaming.
‘Yeah! Of course. Isn’t it beautiful?’ you said while grabbing his leg. You squeezed his fluffy spider appendage to your cheek. ‘Mm—I know you can’t go outside yet, at least on the ground, but, I thought you might like to see. I bribed Peter to let us up here.’
While you were fixed on the view, you didn’t notice that Mig was still staring at you. You were clutched tight to his side, your smile wide and your face slightly buffeted from the wind, forcing you to squint beneath the sun.
You didn’t see the softest smile on his face. You felt his abdomen vibrating, but you assumed it was for the view.
‘Mi arañita…’
You slowly rolled your head back up to catch his eyes. He stared back.
‘I am… deathly, afraid of heights’ Mig said, his voice cracking as he spoke. Immediately you balked.
‘You—OH, oh, shit oh my god- Oh I’m so sorry—’
You immediately grabbed his legs and dragged him back towards the centre of the roof. ‘Oh, Miggy I’m so—’
‘It’s okay’ he said gently. As you blabbered apology after apology he remained patiently calm with his forelegs on your cheeks. ‘Shh, it’s okay. You didn’t know.’
‘I just thought, ah—spiders, you know, we… we’re always, up—’
‘Not me, mi tesoro. I don’t have that, sticking ability you all have. I just have a literal spider body. I can’t stick to walls like you.’
‘Oh, you… are you, worried about, falling?’ you asked. Miguel sheepishly nodded.
‘Oh… Oh god, don’t worry about that’ you said, gently waving your hand. ‘I would never let you fall. Ever. I’d break my back if I had to just to ensure you didn’t fall. Promise! Cross my heart and all.’
Miguel’s chuckle in response was soft. It seemed to be getting easier for him to do. ‘Ah, arañita, thank you. I believe you would certainly try.’ As if to show his gratitude and his trust Mig slowly lowered himself down until he was seated in the centre of the roof, his legs folded beneath his great fluffy belly, and with his hands out he bade you to join him. You eagerly settled on the floor beneath his pelvis.
‘I also just thought, you know, it’s nice to be away from everyone’ you said with a yawn. His forelegs came down to pull you close and you hugged them back, settling into the warmth. ‘Away from all the uh- staring.’
‘It is… always, nice, to be with you’ Mig said gently. You felt his paw brush your cheek. ‘I am, excited, to be in a new world. With you.’
He craned his neck and peered out over at the distant sky, a world so far removed from his own. He clutched you a little tighter as he did so, a clear sign that he was still afraid, but your presence seemed to be making it easier. He closed his eyes to block out the heights and relished instead in just feeling; feeling the warmth on his fur, the warmth on his skin, and the feel of your body in his arms.
‘With you’ he repeated to himself.
Little did you both know that just below you, down in the dark and the cold where the sunlight didn’t reach, a single man stood alone in his office, and watched your every single move.
His room was bathed in shadows, his figure obscured by thick heavy rays of indigo and navy. With the jagged metal of his previous work sticking out from the floor it looked like a sunken wreckage left to fester beneath the sea.
He raised his fingers and swiped a handful of holograms aside, focusing in on a few cameras he had set up around the HQ. He zoomed in on one particular screen, pushing aside the one image he always had floating in the corner; the image of a little girl smiling at a football game.
‘Hmm.’
The video he pulled up was of you and Mig, the two of you sitting together on the roof beneath the bright light above. His red eyes narrowed.
‘Miguel!’
He closed his eyes at the sound of his name. He could hear Peter’s familiar footsteps as he hopped towards him, trying his best to avoid the debris on the floor.
‘Hey! Miguel, buddy, pal, you’ve been in here all day. I came to see if you’d uh- died in here or something.’
‘I thought you were busy entertaining our new guests’ Miguel grunted.
‘What? OH! Oh, what Mig? Nah they’re off spending some time alone, I don’t wanna intrude.’
‘You have nicknames for him?’ he seethed. Peter, again, ignored his obvious annoyance.
‘Yeah of course! They were right, it’s too difficult calling you BOTH Miguel, so, Mig it is. You should be happy, right? You get the- full title!’
‘I get the non-affectionate, non-pet name version. The standard version’ Miguel mumbled beneath his breath. At that, Peter paused.
‘Hey, buddy, are—are you, okay—’
‘You know what he did’ Miguel snapped as he spun, his face coming within inches of Peter’s. The dorky man refused to move. He met his friend with only sympathy, which only aggravated Miguel more. He spun back. ‘You know what he did, why he’s such an issue for me, but you don’t care.’
‘Mig, he—He’s a nice guy’ Peter insisted. ‘I know he made a mistake, but it was a mistake, and he—it clearly bothers him. He’s not a bad guy though, not at all. Like you. He’s kinda socially awkward but he’s… nice.’
‘You’re supposed to be my friend’ Miguel murmured over his shoulder. ‘You’re supposed to believe me.’
Peter sighed. ‘Ah, man, come on Miguel. I am your friend! I just—’
‘Just what?’
‘You… You’re, going through a lot’ Peter blurted. His voice kept getting quieter and quieter with every word. ‘I know you are, and that’s why I’m… trying. It’s not that long ago that you—I’m here for you, but I don’t know what you need. You told me that you needed space and, when I tried to talk to you about it you got—’
‘Am I not allowed to change?’ Miguel snapped, his eye glowering as he twisted his neck to see Peter. ‘I’m not allowed to need different things?!’
‘Of course you are! Of course, of course, but I… I can’t read your mind, Miguel’ Peter insisted. He was arguing as gently as he could, but it still wasn’t enough. ‘You told me to stay back, you said—with Mary, and, the baby, it was too much. So, I backed off. Now you’re upset with me for doing that, but- you never told me you needed something else, it… I don’t like seeing you on your own, but, you’re not the… easiest, person.’
Miguel scowled as he stared at his holograms. He could still see you on the screen, laughing, joking, resting on Mig’s shoulder. Everything he couldn’t have.
‘We’re not designed to be easy’ he grunted.
‘Who?’
‘Us. Me. O’Hara’s. We’re… not, designed, to be good. I have to fight, every day, to stay, good.’ Miguel turned and glared at Peter over his shoulder. The man looked back with a deep, profound sadness.
‘I’m sorry I’m so much effort’ Miguel hissed.
‘No’ Peter said softly. ‘No, you’re not… You are effort, Miguel, but you’re worth that effort. To me. And, he’s worth that effort to them. I just- I hope one day you realize that too.’
With a sigh Peter turned and vanished out of the corridor, away from the sunken darkness and into the light. Miguel turned back to his holograms without a word.
Miguel didn’t care. He couldn’t, not anymore.
He did what he had to do, even if it was abhorrent to everyone else. He did what had to be done.
Right?
He buried, deep, to the back of his subconscious, the acknowledgment of why he hated this. He buried it all. No matter what Peter said, or how many people fell for his variants sickly, predatory charm, he knew better. He knew he had to get him out of here.
He slowly looked down at a scribbled list on his desk.
Four plans. Four, simple, easy to do plans, all designed to push Mig out of his territory. All designed to make people realize what he was. Miguel pushed the list aside in disgust.
He had only a little time before you both theoretically passed the bureaucratic hurdles he’d placed in your path. It was time to execute.
… The first attempt …
The first attempt was simple: Use the existing prejudice against the two of you, and push it a little further.
It was easy enough. The HQ loved gossip, after all. You’d threatened Miguel with his own medical records, so he’d use yours without shame. As leader he obviously had to file his own paperwork regarding the sanctioning of your relationship, and he was happy to write in that he approved.
He just, also decided to write in graphic detail the nature of why it needed sanctioning. The rutting, the heat, the breeding kink, the size difference. The unprotected creampie-ing mixed with the spidery seal of web used to keep it inside.
He handed all of this into HR for filing and waiting for the gossip to spread.
He watched the word ‘spider web plug’ spread from person to person on his monitors, over and over again. He let it fester. He let it sit.
As you made your way into the canteen that day, you definitely noticed that the air felt different. You’d been here a week now with Mig at your side, so you were used to people staring, but this was different.
Everyone was staring and whispering, refusing to hide their overt voyeuristic curiosity. You found yourself clinging to Mig, as even he noticed it this time.
‘Why are they staring?’ you whispered up at him.
‘I… I’m, not sure’ he murmured.
You swallowed hard. You tried your best to be okay with the stares, the judgement, but this was awful. You felt yourself sinking.
With Mig at your side you hurried to meet with Peter, who you were supposed to be having lunch with. Thankfully you found him pretty quickly, his body slumped over a table with his phone pressed to his nose. He only noticed you when you prodded him in the foot.
‘HEY! Oh, shit, there you two are!’ Peter cried as he sat up.
‘Hey Peter’ you said. Your smile was exasperated but genuinely glad, while Mig’s was just pleased.
‘Oh you two! I gotta show you. We got the early ultrasound back! I took pictures’ he whisper-shouted with glee.
‘Uh—I mean, won’t it look like a… literal, nothing? It’s in black and white’ you noted. Peter shushed your soft rebuttal and continued to scroll for it.
‘No! No, you can see them. Lemme just—’
‘Hey.’
Peter paused as he was rudely interrupted. You all turned to see who’d spoken.
One of the younger spiders, presumably one in their early twenties, was standing behind Mig, their hand curiously raised. You could see their friends giggling a few steps back. Immediately you began to sink all over again. No, you thought, not this again, please.
‘Is it true that you plug them? Like, with that spider gunk? they asked.
Everyone fell silent, spare for the giggles in the back. You were cowering behind Mig, utterly mortified, but to your surprise it wasn’t even Mig who stepped up to defend you. It was Peter.
‘What kind of question is that?!’
Mig looked down at Peter with his mouth agape. It was clear the foolish man had been ready to deliver in the bluntest terms exactly what he did to you, but he’d been caught off guard by Peter’s bluntness.
‘No, really? What kind of question is that!’ he repeated. The younger spider looked slightly offput.
‘I was, just—’
‘No! No there is no I was just blah blah—no! My god—If someone came up and asked you about the weird shit you do in your bedroom, and I KNOW you do, because EVERYONE does, what would you say?! And how do you even know this, where did you hear it?!’
Peter was going full dad mode on the poor group, and it showed. They looked deeply uncomfortable at being called out, which was really the most perfect form of karma.
‘It—we didn’t, go looking, we just—heard it—’
‘Ohhh, oh right! Because that doesn’t sound like, you know, you ABSOLUTELY went looking for it!’ Peter scoffed. You heard a couple other spiders giggle. ‘Yanno what’s weirder than consensually dating a big spider? And—no offense guys, I love you, but you both know it’s weird—’
‘We know its weird’ you replied with a little more confidence.
‘Right! Anyway—so yanno what’s WAY weirder than that? Looking for details, WITHOUT consent, about the person dating the big spider! That’s SO much weirder, do you not see that?’ Peter exclaimed.
You could see the younger spider shuffling backward. They looked unbearably uncomfortable now.
‘Jesus, christ—we didn’t go looking for it!’ they said, unintentionally speaking far too loudly. Other people had heard it now, and as Peter had said, it sounded so much more suspicious.
At this point, in a panic, the group all fled.
‘My goodness… People are so weird about you two’ Peter said with a dramatic sigh. He slumped back into the booth, and with everyone’s eyes now averted, you joined him. ‘God, imagine trying to watch you two? What freaks’ he chuckled to himself. ‘Anyway, who wants to see the jellybean baby?!’
Up in his office, Miguel watched the entire conversation with a sullen face.
He was waiting for someone else to ask, for anyone to step in, but, they never did.
Peter’s overt talking down and casual acceptance of your relationship hadn’t tainted his reputation, it had only helped to lessen your own. Nobody wanted to question nor be cruel to the man who’d been through so much already. He was just too pathetic to be mean to, at least face to face, and now with a new baby on the way he was absolutely off limits.
And so long as he was off limits, so were you. You continued to eat with Mig in peace.
Miguel watched with disgust. God damn it.
Never mind though, he thought. That was only his first plan. He scratched it out and moved to the next.
… The second attempt …
The second attempt was a little more complicated. He was going to re-organise the support training and cause Mig to panic, thus failing you both and ensuring that you couldn’t continue within the society.
Miguel used his authority to add a new scenario on the second week of training: one in which a partner was grievously injured, and the other had to perform first aid under pressure.
He made sure that you would be the one on whom they simulated the injury. He even donated his hologram technology to re-create the wound, ensuring it was realistic.
He wanted it to be reminiscent of when Dana died. He wanted to spark that panic.
He knew it was cruel, but he didn’t know how else to remind Mig of what he was, of what he’d done. It felt like the only option he had.
On the day of training Miguel set himself up outside. He noted your glare as you and Mig entered, and he dismissed it just as quickly. He stood outside the door and watched through the windows as the seminar began.
As the spider leading went through their slides, slowly introducing the topic, he watched Mig’s face fall. He watched a million tiny micro-thoughts flash over his eyes, his soft smile turning into horror.
When the leading spider told the couples to disperse for practise, he saw Mig shaking. He saw you clutching his hands tight. He saw you arguing with the leader in hushes whispers, reading your lips to see that you were begging to do something else.
They didn’t back down. This was curriculum, they said. This was important.
You were forced to walk back and lie on the floor as Lyla prepared to simulate a stab wound on your side.
Miguel continued to watch from the shadows, ready to witness the breakdown.
But, it never came. You stepped in too quickly.
As Mig shook, as he trembled on the brink of panic, you broke character to hold his hand. You made him focus on your face. You held his spider paw and you told him over and over: it wasn’t his fault, he was safe, he was okay.
You continued to love his body without shame, without concern, even when the other couples looked over with that trademark morbid curiosity.
‘It’s okay’ you’d whispered, ‘it’s okay. I’m here. You’re doing great.’
You guided him through each step, forcing him to look at your face and not your body. You smiled even with the simulated pain. You were slow, patient, leading each and every move, and as Mig started to see the simulated wound patching his fears began to subside.
He was fixing it, and you weren’t afraid. You weren’t her.
You helped him patch the wound and lift your legs. You helped him pad the bleeding and safely remove the object. You helped him seal the wound with the cauteriser and finally call for backup to help, and all with his little spider paws in use.
It took you the longest out of all the couples to finish, but you did manage to finish within the given timeframe to not fail. Mig also wasn’t entirely unphased; despite managing to get through he was shaken, disturbed, and he had to sit in silence for a long while after.
But you sat with him. You sat at his side while he whimpered, with your hands on his fur and your head on his side, and when he was okay to move you immediately called off for the day and took him home. You went back to your nest with him to recuperate and relax in time for the next session, sure that you could complete it together.
Miguel left with his claws dug deep into his skull. He paced all the way back to his office.
One more go. One more try. He had to crack eventually.
… The third attempt…
The third attempt was pure panic. He was running out of time.
You and Mig were getting comfortable here. Eating lunch in the café where they’d built a bigger booth just for him, sitting with Peter in the rec rooms and watching stupid videos, talking about visiting his baby when it was born. It was sick.
He was acting so, normal. So, adjusted. They’d forgotten that he was a monster, so he had to remind them.
There was only one thing left to do. Miguel had to pit him against another monster for the first time. He had to psych him out.
While patrolling around the go home machine, Miguel located a single trapped anomaly at the end of the queue, one who was out of sight and out of mind; some rogue, petty little red symbiote, small and unwieldy. When he tapped on its light cage the thing sprang at his head and shrieked.
He pulled his watch up to check his cameras; sure enough, you and Mig were in the lobby.
Miguel felt himself sweating. He hated doing this, he really did. He just had to do it.
He breathed in deep, took one quick extra scan of the area, before carefully lowering the light cage around it. He let it free.
‘ANOMALY BREACH!’
He chased the symbiote through the lobby on all fours, constantly herding and scratching at its side. He wouldn’t dare let it hurt anyone else. He even dived in the way when it jumped as a passing Gwen, letting it pierce his suit until it sparked.
This wasn’t about them. He was still a good person. He just, had, to guide it.
He led it down to the lobby. He led it down to you and Mig.
‘So I’m not sure how I feel about having the door to the new den, like, ON the top, I feel like having it flatten out and then having the door on a sturdy base makes more sense?’
You were mindlessly blabbering to Mig about the extension you were both building to the nest, as you usually did, having sunk into a comfortable domesticity with him without even trying. Mig pondered that thought as you walked.
‘Mmm… My only worry would be, the flooding issue. I don’t want the entrance getting bogged down and un-usable, especially if you’re inside. If the wood is on top it would be better at keeping rain out of the bedroom.’
‘Hmm, maybe.’
It was nice to talk. It kept you distracted from the people everywhere, and the eyes constantly boring into your backs. You thought over the idea before opening your mouth once more.
‘It—’
‘LOOK OUT!’
Someone’s scream drew both of you to glance upward, only to be met by the sight of Miguel freefalling mid-battle with the red symbiote. You scrambled to get back.
‘Shit, SHIT HOW DID IT GET OUT?!’
‘ARAÑITA!’
Mig instinctively pushed you back with his legs, his body rearing upward. Miguel was leading it right towards him as the other spiders scattered and fled. Chaos fell on the usually quiet hub as their leader scrapped and clawed his way to escape.
‘Argh—get, BACK--!’
Miguel hissed and violently kicked the creature across the floor, conveniently throwing it right at Mig. You struggled to stand.
‘MIG!’
In that moment you felt the most unbearable fear. You watched the squirming creature writhe on the floor at a speed you could barely comprehend, throwing itself right at your beloved spider. You tried to reach his front but his spider leg was holding you out of harms way.
‘MIG—’
What happened next was a flash of red and black. Mig steadied, crouched and pounced in a second, easily grabbed the beast in his teeth. He used every hunting trick he had. With his forelegs he pinned and pierced the flesh, and with his teeth he subdued. He rolled with the monster, showing a disturbing amount of dexterity and speed for his size, and filled its gooey body with venom.
Just like when he’d caught the deer, his strength both terrified and awed you. It was over far too quickly.
His protective instincts were too strong. He would never let you get hurt.
The other spiders began to crowd around as Mig withdrew himself. His paralyzing venom had utterly ruined the little symbiote, and it was easy for someone else to trap it.
You noticed, as you panted and trembled, that they weren’t cowering away from Mig anymore. They seemed, surprised? Perhaps, grateful, even.
Miguel noticed the same thing. He watched his counterpart stand in surprise as a few spiders rushed forward to thank him, to comment on his speed and size. It wasn’t all of them, but, enough to be notable.
‘Holy shit how did you do that?!’
‘That was so fast!’
‘I didn’t know you could move so quickly. How much muscle is in a spider anyway?’
Bit by bit, question by question, Mig smiled. He smiled, and for once, it put them at ease.
Miguel felt his bruised and battered body slumping as he watched from the sidelines. He watched you run forward and jump into Mig’s arms, berating him for his stupid stunt. He watched the spiders view your relationship up close, seeing how Mig shyly apologized as you slapped his stomach.
He’d failed. Again.
… The fourth attempt ….
What was the fourth attempt?
Well, there was no fourth attempt, because you both passed. By the end of the month you and Mig had completed your de-escalation and support training, you’d filled out every useless bit of paperwork, and you’d been signed off by your therapist for good.
It was over. It was done. Mig was approved as a member of the society and received his own watch, and most importantly, your relationship was sanctioned.
You’d even begun to be accepted within the society. Mig would never be loved, but he could at least be ignored, and after word about his stunt with catching the symbiote had spread most spiders simply got over his presence. He didn’t have any new friends, but he was happy with you and with Peter.
Every attempt Miguel had made to kick you out had only succeeded in drawing you deeper. He’d failed.
Every day, he sank a little lower.
Every day, he grew a little angrier.
After all, you and Mig were sore winnings. For as many times as Miguel tried to bother you both, you weren’t exactly the most hospitable guests at the HQ.
You pushed his buttons too, just… in a slightly different way. In a more, private, personal way.
‘MM—fuck, careful—’
You clung tight to Mig’s fur in an attempt to bite down the lewd noises threatening to erupt from your throat.
You were hiding together in one of the larger maintenance closets in the HQ. The door was blocked with Mig’s thick webbing, keeping any curious spiders out, and you were stuck to the wall by the same webbing.
Your legs were around his hefty shoulders, and even with his body holding your weight they were shaking. Your suit had been pulled down and left at your ankles, binding them together. The air was hot, lurid. The tight little room was filled with the sound of rustling fur and subtle, wet little breaths.
In here it was just you and him, you and your Mig, and he was slathering you with his favourite kind of affection.
‘Mm…. mm, fuck—’
You looked down to admire his head as it nestled between your thighs. You watched his lips as they gently sucked at your clit. This, this was your kind of private time.
He was incredibly slow with his tongue. There was no urgency in his movements, no need to finish or leave. If he had his way, he’d never leave. He’d flick his tongue then suck, dragging the full, flat, wet muscle along every ridge and nerve he could find. The way it intelligently curled and lapped at you was unbearably.
‘Ahh- shh, fuck—so hard to be quiet—’
You could hear the wet little noises his mouth was making. The sucking, the moaning, the breathy schlop of his tongue as he licked. He was so warm. His spit was soaking you.
‘R-Right there, Mig, please—’
You sucked air in and pursed your own lips, forcing down another scream.
‘Mm… arañita…’ Mig obliged and followed your guidance. His tongue flicked at your clit then ran itself all the way down to your entrance then back up again, slippery and smooth, a sensation so sharp that you spasmed.
‘FF—MMM, MM—MHMHM—’
You slapped your hand over your mouth before you could scream out loud. Mig rustled his abdomen again; he was overjoyed to receive your silent praise. He closed his eyes and breathed in deep.
Mig had kept your panties on, merely shifting them to the side with his nose so he could get at what he craved beneath. He wouldn’t admit it, but you knew he had a fetish for smelling them. It was perhaps the one thing he was too ashamed to not blurt.
You didn’t mind; honestly, it was cute. His eyes would dilate and his very back abdomen would shake like a rattle snake whenever he smelled them.
‘Good—good boy, t-that’s it—’
You shakily stroked his head as he moaned. His hair was thick between your fingers. You pulled it, lightly, and he rustled a little more.
‘Mm—’
His paws came up to find you, his long legs extending until those fluffy pads could grope at your hips and thighs. You could see that his eyes had glazed over. The potent aphrodisiac of your soaked panties was enough to sustain him for the rest of the day, even if you didn’t touch him. That was all he needed.
You watched him sneakily lick at them, coyly tasting the wet fabric before tasting you again. He was whining pathetically.
‘Good boy’ you whispered, ‘good, good boy—mm, fuck—feels so good, such a good fucking boy—’
His whines got louder. He was licking harder, his tongue drifting down to lap at your cunt. You knew he wanted more. He wanted in.
‘Y-Yes—fuck me Mig, please—’
He pushed his tongue right up inside you, eagerly flicking it from side to side. You gushed over his lips.
‘Fuck me, please—fuck me—such a fucking good boy, my good boy—’
His paws were tapping furiously at this point. He was lightheaded with joy. He shoved his strong, sharp nose right into your panties and breathed in deep.
‘Wanna—cum for you, please—’ you whined.
With a soft grunt Mig withdrew and forced his lips back onto your clit, sucking furiously to get what he so badly craved. With your hand once again covering your mouth, you orgasmed on his face.
Your body shook, your muffled moans filling the little closet alongside his happy little purrs. He rustled with absolute ecstasy as your slick covered his tongue. When you finally slumped you were sweating.
‘Ah… thank you, thank you. I-I swear to god, your mouth is- heaven’ you panted. Mig purred as he lowered you down. Soon his chiselled cheek was on your own, nestling in close as you calmed yourself.
‘My sweet arañita’ he whispered. ‘I should be thanking you.’
‘You idiot’ you affectionately chided. ‘I didn’t do anything for you.’
‘You did more than enough’ he insisted. ‘More than enough. Any, chance to relieve myself, I am more than grateful for. I appreciate you indulging my needs.’
You leaned in close and bumped your forehead to his. As you giggled, he groaned. You took a moment just to breathe together, your lips brushing but not kissing,
‘Did I smell good?’ you whispered. He chuckled at that.
‘They smelled—divine, mi arañita.’
‘You pervert’ you teased. His eyes creased.
‘You’re so mean, arañita. I’m simply doing what’s natural.’
You raised your brows, clearly questioning such a statement, and slowly Mig’s expression changed. You caught his eyes glowering as he moved in closer to kiss your jaw. ‘You, little thing, are the one naked in the closet right now.’
A pleasurable shudder went down from your loins to your toes, one that Mig clearly felt. He grinned to himself.
‘Mig’ you whispered.
‘Mi tesoro’ he whispered back.
You pulled his head back and wrapped your lips around his. ‘Mm—mm—’
‘OUT!’
The sudden yell from outside caused you both to jump, as did the sudden rapid pounding on the locked door.
‘Shit—shit, is that him?!’ you hissed. Mig nodded.
In a silent panic Mig dropped you to the floor. You yanked on your suit while Mig rubbed his jaw and lips on the back of his hand, trying his best to cover your scent.
When you threw open the closet door you were met by Miguel, his body tensed and frozen mid-way through a second violent knock. He glared down at you with those cold red eyes.
‘What are you doing?’ Miguel snapped.
You and Mig glanced at each other.
‘Ah- well—’ You fumbled your excuse, foolishly, because you couldn’t stop giggling. You’d gotten too comfortable with your position now, and in contrast to your previous fear, you just couldn’t stop laughing at how angry he looked. ‘I um- was just, recovering’ you stammered.
Miguel’s eyes glanced you up and down. ‘Why are your legs shaking?’ he asked coldly. You blanched as he pointed one claw at your hips, highlighting the way your knees were trembling.
‘Ah… I was, well—’
‘They were training with me’ Mig said, quickly stepping in to save you. ‘Mi arañita pulled a muscle while were in the sparring room, and I didn’t want to make a spectacle of them. I came in here so they could recover in peace.’
‘Really?’ Miguel said incredulously. ‘Really? You want me to believe that?’
‘Yes’ Mig replied curtly.
‘You can see it, on the camera’s, actually’ you added. ‘If you check the cameras in the uh- sparring room, you’ll see us.’
You conveniently left out that, yes, you had been training with Mig, but you hadn’t left because you pulled a muscle, you’d left because the thrill of constantly pinning each other down had become too much to bear.
Miguel sneered down at you.
You knew he knew the truth. You knew he could smell the subtle little hints of your slick on Mig’s wet hand, that he could smell what you’d done, but he couldn’t admit that out loud when there were other spiders watching. It was too embarrassing.
You’d bested him again.
‘Fine. Be more careful in the future, I can’t have people getting stupid, pointless injuries on my base’ Miguel snapped.
‘Wouldn’t dream of it sir’ you replied with a smug salute.
He wanted to punish you. He wanted so, so badly to be in control again, but how? He had no resources. With a soft grunt Miguel turned, and he left. He left you both behind and returned to his office alone.
As he crawled up to his desk, he involuntarily kicked it, easily denting the hard metal.
They’d all failed. This slimy monster had gotten away from him again. This wolf in sheep’s clothing, this reflection of all his own internal fears and mistakes, he was free. He was happy.
How could he be happy?
‘Miguel!’
The sound of someone calling his name made him freeze. Shit, he thought, someone was here. He grunted and phased his mask on before turning, hoping that it would cover the rage on his face. ‘What?’
There was a small, rookie spider standing beneath his desk, their hands full with holograms. They awkwardly called up again. ‘We’ve got an anomaly in uh… shit, E-458’ the man called up.
Miguel physically perked up when he heard that specific series of numbers.
‘The… huh. Huh.’
He pulled up footage of said universe and filled his entire desktop with it, the bright orange glow reflecting off his face.
He knew this universe. It was a dangerous one, an apocalyptic world overtaken by sentient plants. One where the plants released a potent aphrodisiac that saturated the air, forcing anyone who went there to wear a heavy suit for protection.
‘We had another breakout, one of the guys awaiting the go-home machine escaped through a portal and is hiding out there. We’ve got suits on standby, but we need to send someone.’
‘Right. Of course’ Miguel murmured. To the smaller spider it sounded like a confident response, but it wasn’t meant for him. It was meant for Miguel. It was a soft, private little affirmation. Of course. The fourth attempt.
‘Right. Send these two, this’ll be their first mission’ Miguel barked. He tapped his watch to input the codes of the two he wanted, and then physically flicked his hand as if throwing the data at the other spider. He heard the man scoff as they appeared on his own watch.
‘Th—Sir are you sure?’
Yours and Mig’s gleeful faces peered back at him, your features lightly distorted by the holograms hexagonal structure. When Mig had been granted his new watch he’d been asked to take an official photo, and as a small act of rebellion you’d both taken your pictures together.
You were both listed as Miguel’s desired spiders to be sent on this mission.
‘They- didn’t he only just pass?’ the man asked when Miguel didn’t respond.
When Miguel spoke he kept his voice low and calm, but behind the man’s back, he was smiling. If you wanted to be horny idiots, fine. He’d play your game. He’d let you be as stupid as you wanted.
‘Oh, yes. I’m sure. They’ve proven themselves capable. Send them out.’
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